Meta
CV/ML Systems Engineer, Hardware Architecture
$208K–$289K
Pittsburgh, PA +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 23, 2026
- Location
- Pittsburgh, PA
Burlingame, CA - Experience
- 12+ years of experience in hardware systems architecture focused on computer vision, machine learning inference, or high-performance signal processing systems.
About the job
Leads cross-functional programs and architecture for integrating computer vision and machine learning workloads onto custom silicon and hardware for virtual and augmented reality devices.
What you'll do
- Own roadmaps and coordinate software-to-hardware integration across engineering teams and product generations.
- Guide hardware-software co-design, architectural requirements, and integration milestones for CV/ML workloads.
- Define benchmarking and validation methods; manage dependencies, risks, and program communication.
What they ask for
- Experience defining SoC or system-level architecture for CV/ML inference workloads.
- Experience with hardware-software co-design for on-device CV/ML, including compiler stacks, operator fusion, quantization, and algorithm profiling.
- Experience developing system performance models and evaluating architectural trade-offs for real-time CV/ML workloads.
- Track record of driving multi-year hardware architecture roadmaps and influencing silicon strategy across large engineering organizations.
Nice to have
- Experience with wearable or mobile CV/ML systems, including VR headsets or AR glasses.
- Familiarity with perception workloads such as SLAM, depth estimation, hand and eye tracking, scene segmentation, or neural radiance field rendering.
Pay
$208,000/year to $289,000/year (base salary)
Tools
SoC, ML compiler stacks, image signal processor pipelines, memory subsystem architecture, interconnect topology, event cameras, time-of-flight sensors, near-sensor compute
AI focus
Integrates and architects CV/ML inference workloads for real-time perception on custom silicon and spatial-computing hardware.
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